Federal Court Orders 200 Additional Maxwell Documents Unsealed
The Second Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a ruling to unseal documents that had been redacted in the Ghislaine Maxwell v. Virginia Giuffre proceedings.
Court hearings, new documents, and key developments in the Epstein case
The Second Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a ruling to unseal documents that had been redacted in the Ghislaine Maxwell v. Virginia Giuffre proceedings.
A FOIA request yielded 340 pages of documents referencing 12 agents who may have had knowledge of Epstein activities prior to his 2019 arrest.
The U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear Ghislaine Maxwell petition for review of her conviction, confirming her 20-year federal sentence.
The Senate Judiciary Committee demanded the Attorney General explain the 2008 Non-Prosecution Agreement and why federal charges were not pursued.
The Second Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a ruling to unseal documents that had been redacted in the Ghislaine Maxwell v. Virginia Giuffre proceedings.
The U.S. Virgin Islands Attorney General demands additional $190 million in compensation for harm caused to local communities by Epstein's operations.
A FOIA request yielded 340 pages of documents referencing 12 agents who may have had knowledge of Epstein activities prior to his 2019 arrest.
The administrator of the Epstein estate compensation fund reported new payments to 89 victims, bringing total distributions past $300 million.
The U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear Ghislaine Maxwell petition for review of her conviction, confirming her 20-year federal sentence.
"Untouchable Network" a new book by a former FBI agent reveals how authorities ignored evidence for years and the internal pressure to close the case.
A Virgin Islands court approved distribution of $220M in estate assets to victims and the USVI government following three years of legal proceedings.
Official confirmation that the Duke of York will hold no official royal roles following the 2022 settlement of Virginia Giuffre civil lawsuit.
The Senate Judiciary Committee demanded the Attorney General explain the 2008 Non-Prosecution Agreement and why federal charges were not pursued.
Independent forensic experts including Dr. Michael Baden continue to challenge the official suicide ruling, citing injury patterns inconsistent with hanging.
Additional passenger manifests from Epstein's Gulfstream IV were released following a SDNY court order, adding dozens of previously unknown names.
Deutsche Bank AG agreed to pay $75 million to the U.S. Virgin Islands to settle claims it knowingly facilitated Epstein's sex trafficking operation.
Judge Loretta Preska ordered the release of additional sealed depositions from the Giuffre v. Maxwell case, following a media coalition motion.